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I have a DLL that I can’t register in the system.
If I take the original DLL, it is registered, but if I take the one that was generated in the company machine, it records. I don’t know if I have to do anything.
To register on the system(W7 64bits), I do so:
C>regsvr32 Genquickrpt001.dll
After putting the DLL in windows System32, I have this message:
If I put the dll in Syswow64, it gives this other message:
I know there is a way to register by Delphi when working with DLL.
How do I do it?
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Two things, to register a 32-bit DLL you use regsvr32 and for the 64-bit DLL you use regsvr32, as the name is the same you must pay attention to the installation folder of each one!
If you get an error registering a 32-bit DLL in a 64-bit version of Windows, follow these steps:
Open a command prompt with high privileges.
If the 32-bit DLL is in the folder %systemroot% System32, move it to the folder %systemroot% Syswow64.
Execute the following command: %systemroot%\SysWoW64\regsvr32 <caminho completo da DLL>
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tries the following: C:%windir% Syswow64 regsvr32 Genquickrpt001.dll
– cantoni
@Cantoni, keeps giving the same error.
– pnet
You have already tried running the command from within a prompt like "Administrator"? This page shows some solutions to this type of problem
– Gomiero
@Gomiero, does not run for anything, can not install. But the original DLL, I can install. There must be some restriction when compiling, which may be preventing the record. Nothing has changed, this I can guarantee from the original sources. But if you rotate in the colleague’s machine, you keep giving that stick. What can prevent?
– pnet